• Resolved Pierre236

    (@pierreto)


    Hello,

    Previously, it was possible to clear the cache, but now the option no longer exists and the widget displays old articles even though it is set to show articles less than a month old.

    How can I clear the cache?

    Is it possible to restore this useful option?

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  • Plugin Author Hector Cabrera

    (@hcabrera)

    Hi @pierreto,

    To answer your question: use whatever tool your hosting provider offers to manage databases (eg. phpMyAdmin) to clear your popular posts database tables.

    the widget displays old articles even though it is set to show articles less than a month old

    This sounds more like a configuration issue. Could you please share the settings you’re using with your popular posts widget?

    Thread Starter Pierre236

    (@pierreto)

    It’s a shame to see this plugin regress; it was better when we could clear the cache.

    what is Performance Nag?

    My setting:

    Plugin Configuration

    Performance Nag: Inactive

    Log Limit: Yes, keep data for 30 days

    Log Views From: Everyone

    Data Caching: Yes, 24 hour

    Data Sampling: Yes, with a rate of 100

    External object cache: Yes

    WPP_CACHE_VIEWS: Yes

    Plugin Author Hector Cabrera

    (@hcabrera)

    It’s a shame to see this plugin regress; it was better when we could clear the cache.

    I beg to differ. In fact, you’re only the second person that has asked about the removal of data/cache clear buttons so far. And these buttons were removed from the plugin well over a month ago. Not a lot of people actually used them, and they caused more trouble than was worth it, so they are gone now.

    In any case, the information you shared isn’t what I asked for unfortunately 😛

    What I want to see is the settings / configuration you’re using with your popular posts list, not your Debug information.

    Plugin Author Hector Cabrera

    (@hcabrera)

    what is Performance Nag?

    It’s a notification that pops up for high traffic websites to let them know that using WordPress Popular Posts without tuning the site for performance might cause issues.

    The “Inactive” text means that your site hasn’t triggered this notice yet. It’s just for general debugging purposes.

    Thread Starter Pierre236

    (@pierreto)

    Hi,

    I create a widget with this code:

    [wpp post_type=’post, news,fetes-et-festivals,’ limit=15 range=’all’ order_by=’views’ thumbnail_width=75 thumbnail_height=75 stats_views=0 wpp pid=’58526, 58516, 58487′]

    But I watch support tread and understand that the setting changed again, I don’t remember that I had to do something on my functions.php.

    This is getting more complicated!

    I’ll take a look at it when I’ll have more time.

    So that’s why it’s not working anymore. Before, I would clear the cache and that would put the new articles back in the widget.

    I don’t know when these configuration changes took place.

    Thanks

    Plugin Author Hector Cabrera

    (@hcabrera)

    Alright, try this updated shortcode:

    [wpp post_type='post,news,fetes-et-festivals' limit=15 range='last30days' freshness=1 order_by='views' thumbnail_width=75 thumbnail_height=75 stats_views=0 pid='58526,58516,58487']
    • Changed the range parameter to ‘last30days’ so the shortcode only lists posts viewed within the last 30 days.
    • Added the freshness parameter so the shortcode only lists posts that were published within the last 30 days.
    Thread Starter Pierre236

    (@pierreto)

    Hi Hector,

    Thanks a lot!

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